Imagine starting a game of tag, but you and your friends decide that some people are "privileged" and don't have to follow the normal rules. They get an advantage, like being immune to being tagged or allowed to move faster.
In real life, a privileged group is a group of people who have an advantage in society, like being born into a rich family or being a certain race, gender, or religion. These advantages can come in the form of more opportunities, better treatment, or easier access to resources.
It's important to remember that being in a privileged group doesn't mean that you or your family didn't work hard or face challenges. It simply means that some people have an advantage based on things they were born into and others don't.
Just like in the game of tag, it's important to recognize when someone is in a privileged group and understand how that can affect their experiences and opportunities. This can help us make society more fair and equal for everyone.